https://codeberg.org/boredsquirrel/dupes

The Gemini Protocol was there way before

True

Interesting concept. But this does not allow sharing or backing up, or does it? It still binds to a platform

The meme template lol

Also this dude (the video is very useless and expected)

Nice! That sounds cool, I struggled a lot with their default setup and even using BTRFS. Using ext4 and grub is painful

It is just input lol

Called “Fair use” or “ethical software” but people hate it and lawyers tell you it is not enforceable for… some reason

Well it is some electron version, does that support it?

Yes but doesnt support wayland yet. I dont get the post

Idk I tried a Wacom tablet on KDE Plasma 6.5 wayland, all fine, worked fine in GIMP 3 too with pressure sensitivity and all

what, why not mix audio files and share an actual audio file??

With a cd you gift them a physical media with (shitty but) unrestricted access

Doesnt this just work with caching? Is the media actually stored forever?

There are plenty of music players for local files, so while the idea might fulfill some issue, I dont see the use case.

You can install maliit but it will pull in the entire qt5 kf5 bloat.

Maliit is being replaced by plasma-keyboard which is supposed to be released with Plasma 6.6

Maliit is really abandoned, still based on Qt5

Gimp supports wayland, Krita doesnt. So not at all.

Also plugin support is better with gimp afaik.

I dont get it. Krita doesnt even launch if X11 support is disabled.

These are some crazy big things!!

Plasma-login is nice, has some very needed things

Plasma-keyboard is essential for anyone on a convertible or even tablet, as the old maliit keyboard is abandonware

The usb portal will be really useful

Ocr support in spectacle! This exists on proprietary android but not AOSP, and on windows too. Really neat. I hope the integration is nice, this is a really big UI task.

All these articles…

I listened to the Tech over Tea episode with the GNOME guy about their new systemd dependence. Any regular distro uses systemd, everything is free software.

Nobody is forcing anything.

KDE is building new tech, streamlined, minimal, performant. And yeah that uses systemd.

But if people want to generalize components so they can work on OpenRC or worse init systems, I highly doubt that they will block it.

Or that they will block launching startplasma-wayland from any other login manager, which currently already works. This is just their login manager, with way more features that are crucial for making it a windows competitor, like headless RDP support.

Here is the podcast episode btw

While it is a cool project, a release on Feburary is kind of crazy, that is so fast! I will try it a few months later (on NixOS which is 100% dependent on systemd as systemd is nice)

Did you know that Debian uses systemd but neither systemd-boot nor systemd-resolved? So you have an extremely shitty and slow boot and no DNS-over-TLS support. Amazing.

Bro fears normal distros

Yeah that is also pretty old and I guess unmaintained.